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Originally Posted by udister
Great stuff!
I love it!
What gear did you use for the album?
PS
Let us know when the album is out. I'd love to get me a copy.
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Here's my guitararsenal for the album
On the left is my partscaster which is my #1. Everything else was my Tele. Ash body with a Seymour Duncan Broadcaster in the bridge and at the time a Bigsby and GFS Dream 90 in the neck. Now it's a Micawber ripoff
I used the Gibson ES-197 and Xaviere XV-900 on one song.
Jacob used a G&L ASAT Classic with Fender Noiseless pickups. He plays the first solo on Bullet so you get a good idea of how the axe sounds.
Amps were Fender Hot Rod Deluxes running a couple tube screamers out front. I also used a Dan-Echo and Vox Distortion Booster on a few songs.
Once the album comes out I'll post an update in this thread and PM anyone who expressed interest. Thanks again for all of your kind words. There are some monster players on this board so your support means a lot to me. I'll post a few shots from the studio that I took a little later on today (I'm a photo nerd too.)
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Originally Posted by Ignatius
Nice job!
I *love* the album cover!
I envy you that you live in a part of the country where a band like that can thrive. I live in upstate NY and there's no music scene to speak of. Cover bands (of which I am a guilty member of) and metal. A band like yours, I'm sorry to say, wouldn't make it far around here. I can think of maybe one or two venues in a fifty mile radius that would have a band like that.
Keep up the good work!
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Being in the south helps out a little bit. My Morning Jacket is from here and a lot of venues keep that in mind when booking bands. We have our fair share of horrid metal bands but there are a handful of young vibrant rock & roll and country bands.
Check out Neil Hulsewede who played pedal steel for us. His solo stuff is amazing
Neil's Myspace